She Wants to Lie Flat? Lord Pei Snuffs His Cigarette, Grabs Her by the Waist, and Forces Her to Keep Living

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh real lover lover need to be chased away, I really like them both, the male protagonist is a very, very good person, he always dotes on Yao Yao, protects Yao Yao, Yao Yao Ye is still a little girl, doing really well, but she is so pitiful. Every time I see her missing her parents, I cry. They are both very good. I hope Yao Yao in the parallel time and space will get better soon, and will stop crying and complaining. I hope the two of them will always be well. It's been a long time since I've written such a long review. I really like this book so much that I just wrote this paragraph in the middle of the night. Please give me a boost from the author and update it! ! [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

The female characters in her novels are never weak. Each character has its own distinct personality. This deep exploration of human nature makes her character no longer a character on paper, but as if she really exists around us. What this book made me see is that the heroine never just lets herself be around the hero. Unlike some other novels, The female protagonist will not rely on the male protagonist for everything but has her own character. She will look at things very far away and will think about what will happen in the future that will hurt her the least. The male protagonist is not the kind to not understand. The feeling he gives me is not very strong, but I really like the female protagonist very much.

Four and a half stars, (but the rating only has the option of full stars), leave half of it, give some space. But whether it is four and a half stars or five stars, this book is a very delicate book. The author writes very delicately, whether it is the interactive push and pull or the progress of the relationship, the heroine's mental journey. I can't say specifically how the male and female protagonists get along with each other. What it gives me so far is more of a feeling (maybe because I read it quickly and forgot the previous reason). What this book has given me so far is a warm and cold feeling, like a warm mist, with wisps of moisture. I feel warm, but warm to cold. (The current tone is quite sad, and the heroine is still recovering.) If the heroine is surrounded by a dense mist, then what shines on the mist and gives warmth is her own vitality and all the people around her who use their gentleness to catch the heroine. Not only the male protagonist, but also roadside stall owners and doctors are giving her the motivation to survive, but they are not forcefully feeding her. It is more like slowly injecting internal energy for healing from a distance from her, just like feeling the warmth of the sun through mist. Everyone respects the heroine. The author gave the heroine this mist to act as a protective shell, and also allowed her to meet gentle people and things. Without disturbing the heroine, use the surrounding interactions to illuminate the heroine bit by bit, help the heroine disperse the fog around her, and wait for her to come out on her own. Currently, the heroine is still trying to break out of her shell but has not yet fully opened her heart. The male director has a long way to go, but he is the one closest to her. No wonder the book tells one person to lie down while the other person continues her life. The heroine is not completely flat. In the latest chapter, the question the heroine asked the doctor was actually a question I had been thinking about, so I cried while watching it. I am very grateful to Director Liu for his patience and meticulousness. Of course, I should also be more grateful to the author, who used the role of a doctor to express his own views. Your words answered my confusion. Thank you very much. I look forward to the day when the heroine recovers and becomes happy, and I look forward to a big update.

How can I put it this way? The plot is something I have never seen before. It is quite attractive. The first one is not a sadistic novel but it made me cry. This is very tear-jerking for someone like me with super-developed tear ducts.

It's a really, really good book. The male protagonist really has nothing to say. He has always been good to the female protagonist since he recognized his own feelings. He has held her from beginning to end, protected her and loved her. He has done it all. The female protagonist has a very good character and a very good outlook on life. The two little pitiful people redeem each other. It is really good to read. [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] I cried for two nights before reading it. It was so good that I cried. The heroine can enjoy a little happiness. I would shed tears, I was afraid that she would give up on herself next moment, and I would exhale every time I read another chapter. I think the heroine is really brave, and this bravery is inseparable from the confidence given by the hero, but I feel that if I were her, I really couldn't bear it. I am the only one left in the whole family. I think she is awesome for being able to make her own way. Then I got sick and had to bear a lot [crying] I think it's great and brave that she didn't give up on herself.

Among the many novels I have read, this book has a sad undertone throughout. It is the first time that an author has described bipolar disorder in such detail. Every time the heroine gets sick, I feel distressed. I can understand her emotional changes. I really admire the hero for being able to catch every mood of the heroine, even losing control, without consuming himself. If I can't accept it, it's too negative. I can understand that. He is sick but can't support the other person at all times. This is a typical guiding male protagonist. He is not very old, but he feels very mature and can discover the heroine's game very well. He said that she was shining when racing. When I saw that part, I felt that the heroine should slowly get better. There is such a healing lover in him. Also in Chapter 65, when the male and female protagonists discussed the topic of their love on the street, the female protagonist The hero first expressed his own point of view, and the hero listened to what she said before speaking about his own thoughts. He said that the bottom line of self-exposure is different. His family, colleagues, and him guided the heroine to trust him and rely on him. He also used the heroine's assistant as an example to convince her, saying that their relationship was mutually supportive. Before the heroine went home with the hero, I felt so depressed. I kept getting sick and it never stopped. What happened to the hero? It was so uncomfortable. It wasn't until I went back to the hero's house to help him and his family that I felt I finally saw some changes in the heroine. The whole novel was actually pretty good, but the one thing I didn't like very much was for personal reasons. The hero brought the heroine into the company and paid attention to her from time to time. She also got sick many times. Even though the company didn't have any problems, it was still great. At one time, I was afraid that the company would collapse, but I still like the plot of distinguishing public from private.

This book is so awesome! The heroine wants to live a peaceful life, but she becomes Mr. Pei's "life-extending antidote". The boss smokes and locks his waist to protect her in a paranoid way. The mixture of sweetness and abuse is very heartbreaking. The plot is exciting and dense, the ambiguous and tumultuous scenes are full of tension, and the mystery of life experience is interspersed to add to the suspense. There is a sharp contrast between Mr. Pei's ruthlessness and tenderness, and the heroine's Buddhism and tenacity. There are no brainless misunderstandings, only the fateful bond of running in both directions. The anti-routine setting breaks away from the clichés, and the sweet pet with a sense of fate makes people want to stop. Readers who prefer to take the sweet pet by force will close their eyes and rush!

Very, very beautiful. This is my first time writing a book review. I will always be moved by the gentle and patient Pei Quchen. , His love is really so powerful, I feel so sorry for the heroine's baby, it's really amazing. One person has gone through so many things. Fortunately, the two little bitter gourds met and depended on each other. Now I understand "A stubborn person needs a lover who can't be driven away." ", [Crying] [crying] I feel so reluctant to let go. I hope that the two babies in parallel time and space will always be happy and can rely on each other. The author gives me a lot of encouragement, but don't write such a sad story next time. The little girl is about to cry to death [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

The character of the heroine Baobao is so good T_T, I kept crying. The most special thing is that she once had a happy life and a perfect family, and then it disappeared overnight. As a result, she would not have the courage to catch another period of happiness later. In her opinion, a family, even a big one, would disappear, so why wouldn't one person? So she can't understand the love that the male protagonist gives her, but the sweetness and love that comes later reshape the love that makes each other perfect. This is the kind of love that she can accept in her concept [crying] It's so beautiful.

I couldn't help but write a book review after reading half of it This is a different novel The plot also explains the point of view. It is not fierce and willful, but a steady stream of steps. The feeling cannot be described in words The concept of love here matches me very well